Liberty Mutual Non-compete and Feedback Working for them

[kgmom219]

If you're successful at generating business, you won't have time to chase old clients. It's not worth messing with it when carriers have deep pockets & can bury you.

Liberty Mutual is a starting place. You either learn the business & then open an IA after 2 years....or you stay with LM forever & never make good money....or quit insurance entirely after a few years there.

......What he said.

 

[Vbarone23]

Insurance 1822- I already know I won't make great money with LM, I am working there just to save some money and pay down my loans, then in a few months go back to MassMutual even though they want to hire me now, I just want to know if the non compete would prevent me from doing that.

 

[insurance1822]

If you open your own IA & see it through for 5-10 years you will out-earn 99% of mass mutual agents. It's also a great foot in the door to sell financial services products as well

 

[nwalker83]

Insurance 1822- I already know I won't make great money with LM, I am working there just to save some money and pay down my loans, then in a few months go back to MassMutual even though they want to hire me now, I just want to know if the non compete would prevent me from doing that.

It is a non-solicit clause - not a non-compete clause. If you quit Liberty Mutual you can work for another insurance company - you just can't contact your customers for 2 years.

 

[Vbarone23]

Okay thats good, if what you said is correct then I will be able to go to MassMutual. and i'm not sire if I would go indy as opposed to just going to work for Mass or possibly Guardian, I also have an interview with them. Don't know the first thing about Indy.